Last Boxer in history who went through 5 weightclasses undefeated.

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  1. Bladegunner

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    Nice try once he lost he starts again hence we have him starting his unbeaten run from 135lbs. Good try my friend :cool:
     
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    Aww but you didnt say that. You quiet clearly asked everyone to name the ''Last Boxer in history who went through 5 weightclasses undefeated.' Pac went through 6 weight classes being undefeated did he not?
     
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    No because he lost along the way.:good
     
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    In conclusion it not only hard to go through 5 different weightclasses whilst staying undefeated it is even more hard to fight against world champions in those divisions and win world championships.

    Floyd Mayweather has gone through 5 weightclasses, not needed to catchweight to make a weightclass and win 7 world championships could have been 8 had he paid for mosley WBA whilst staying undefeated by taking on World champion after World champion.

    Un****ingbelievable.

    History in the making. A few more fights floyd, a few more fights then hang them up as the greatest of this generation.

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  6. LiL

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    what is the point on pointing out 5 division when we have a single 8 division champ ?
     
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    So he lost at Super Bantam, Feather, LW, LWW, WW, LMW?

    Because Boxrec says he didnt lose in either of these weight classes. He may have lost at 130, but he still went through 6 weight classes undefeated.

    Maybe you should edit your title to say 'While he doesnt have the longest unbeaten record in boxing, who jumped the most weight classes without fighting the best in the divison'
     
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    UNDEFEATED DANIEL SON, UNDEFEATED:rofl
     
  9. Thomas!!

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    What is the point of this blatant Floyd **** sucking thread
     
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    Yeah pac fought the best at 135lbs and 150lbs :lol:

    Good day sir. Good day.
     
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    Floyd fought the best at 130, the best at 135, he didn't fight the best at 140 although he actually did fight the best at 140 at 147, he fought the best at 147 Mosley, he fought the best at 154 Oscar dela hoya.

    So yeah he has fought the best. :lol:
     
  13. Thomas!!

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    Lol1!!!
     
  14. Bladegunner

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    If floyd a cherry picker what the **** is pac. :rofl:rofl
     
  15. Thomas!!

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    He hasn't thought the best at 147, that is pac, who he is ducking.